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Active involvement would be talking to your children and asking them what they have for school. Looking up their schedule on a website is passive involvement.
by Symbiote 5y ago
Active involvement would be talking to your children and asking them what they have for school.
Looking up their schedule on a website is passive involvement.
I'm relieved these systems didn't exist when I was a child.
- tata71 5y ago(Reading about people) breaking Blackboard et al was some of the best fun in school days....
- kfarr 5y agoOf course these systems existed, they just used paper or other mediums. Did you not receive calendars, directory books or yearbooks, permission slip for upcoming museum trip, etc? Save the date slip or important school numbers magnet for the fridge?
- falcolas 5y agoIf there's one thing I remember from my own childhood, and know from my various nieces and nephews - children can't be expected to tell the whole truth, or sometimes even remember the whole truth. One bad test, one missed homework, turns into a spiral of shame that makes children hide the truth out of a fear for their parent's and other trusted adults' disappointment (real or imagined). If my parents knew the truth - when I know the truth - we can fix it before it spirals into an unfixable situation, and not after. Not all children are perfect, nor perfectly able to remember every event and assignment they have.